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Camden Fringe 2018: Super Hamlet 64 at the Cockpit Theatre

Writer, actor and theatre producer Edward "Edalia" Day’s adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a show filled with…

By Selina Begum

Movie

BlacKkKlansman

Furious, funny and agitating, Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman is an explicit, directed rebuke of Trump and the liberal niceties that…

By Joseph Owen

Art

About Venice: Recent work by Duart Bel Silva at Westminster Reference Library

Living in London with a passion for the arts can be overwhelming. The abundance of larger galleries can…

By Michael Higgs

Movie

The Children Act

Long before we see the hospital monitor, it's clear that this is a film with a beating heart.…

By Rosamund Kelby

Play

Camden Fringe 2018: [citation needed] at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre

Writer John Barron and director Wanda Duszynska took on a daunting challenge when they set out to explore…

By Cleo Henry

Play

Emilia at Shakespeare’s Globe

Upon entering the theatre, it’s hard to know what to expect from a play centred on a woman…

By Emily Harrison

Play

Camden Fringe 2018: Blue at Etcetera Theatre

Blue is an exquisite one-woman performance which uses dance, poetry, sound and clowning to explore mental health and…

By Will Almond

Theatre

Backbone at Royal Festival Hall

Australian circus troupe Gravity & Other Myths take the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall in their UK premiere…

By Selina Begum

Live music

Sons of Bill at Omeara

Sons of Bill bring a melancholic tone to the middle of the week, presenting their typically nostalgic mix…

By Michael Higgs

Cinema & TV

The Festival premiere: On the red carpet with the film’s stars and Iain Morris, Miles Kane and Jimmy Carr

If you're a fan of The Inbetweeners, you're in luck. Iain Morris's latest feature brings back the cringe-worthy…

By Rosamund Kelby